the intended target. the father drove himself to the hospital and is expected to survive. his wife and child were in the car but were not injured. later that evening, police came across a vehicle that appeared to be driving drunk. we had two officers driving a black chevy tahoe. they were given extra patrol in their southern town when they came across this vehicle that appeared to be driving drunk. we pursued the vehicle all the way into oakland where it crashed on its own across the center median. threet occupants were taken to custody. >> police say they found weapons inside the car. they are now looking into a possible connection to that droif-by shooting residents in the san carlos area should be on alert. police have received a slew of reports on so-called door knock burglaries. burglars have been knocking on doors to see if people are home. if someone answers the door, they ask for directions or they ask some random questions. if no one answers, they break in. the sheriff's office is asking people to call 911 if they get suspicious door knocks and also

to report the suspect's description and the type of car they are driving. >> we are learning more about one of the victims gunned down at the quantico marine base in virginia. 19-year-old sarah castramato was from oakland. christie smith joins us live from where the victim went to high school. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sarah castromato got some horrible news that she was one of the victims in the shooting. she attended liberty high school before joining the marines in libya. the suspected gunman is sergeant lopez from pacifica. he is a highly decorated marine that served in iraq and afghanistan before becoming a trainer. a tribute to 19-year-old lance corporal sarah castromato. she was raised in mexico and came to brentwood when she was

nine years old. she enjoyed working with children and volunteered with special needs kids in the high school, graduated with honors in 2011 and joined the marines and had won several medals, including the national defense service medal. investigators also sergeant lopez also killed corporal lance wooly. they told the contra costa times before this happened, they had no indication of trouble at the bay. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." meteorologist, christina loren joining us to talk about the change in our forecast. some rain on the way. good morning to you. we have some fog out there this morning. want to point that out right off the bat. watch out for a quarter of a mile of visibility. that's all you have available in santa rosa right now. we are exipecting more fog.

we have slight chances for showers each and every day starting tomorrow all wait through easter sunday. that's the big story. 42 degrees in livermore. 47, san jose and 42 degrees right now in gilroy at noon today. comfortable readings. you can make those outdoor lunch plans and don't have to worry about any rain for today. 78, gilroy. 69, gilmore. comfortable readings for today. the changes come into the mix as we head throughout tomorrow. i am going to take you through your futurecast. first, let's check on the drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. let's turn the camera to the mission off ramp or the exchange point between 880 and mission boulevard. it was closed overnight. a few minutes ago, we had traffic flow once again. that's a good connect nor between 680 and 880. i call it the fremont funnel.

road crews, that's what's causing the slowing there. the traffic flow as you are traveling out of the tri valley, no problems in your commute direction there. for 580 at 880 and 580 eastbound, road crews that should be clearing livermore out of dublin. a live look across the bay. san francisco bridge, moving smoothly. that tips over towards half moon bay where you will find highway one as well as our own bob redell. there are some changes out there. what is the deal with? >> at 11:00 a.m. will be the ribbon cutting on the devil's slide tunnel, the tom lantos tunnel named after the late congressman that pushed very hard for this project. we are on the north end of the

tunnel. you are going to have two tunnels, one northbound, one southbound, 4200 feet long, 30-feet wide. this is the result of a $439 million project that's been going on for quite some time. it is significant not only for the bay area but the state of california. this is the first tunnel project that's been completed in nearly 50 years. the last one was the third bore of the calicot tunnel in the '60s. it was designed to be a bypass for highway one at devil's slide. we have been reporting this over the years. mike, you are familiar with this unfortunately. how many times there have been rock slides that have shut down the road basically cutting off pacifica from half moon bay and unfortunately, a lot of injuries and fatalities, people going off that very dangerous stretch of roadway. later today will be the ribbon cutting on the tom lantos tunnel. they should be open to traffic later tonight.

it might not be until tomorrow morning. 24 hours from now, there will be traffic on the road where we are standing right now. these tunnels are state-of-the-art. they have 16 jet fans in case there were fires to ventilate the tunnels. they could override your stair roe system to broadcast to you. reporting live. bob redell from the bay. jerry sandusky speaks out for the first time since his conviction. we will hear from him next. >> plus, changes on the way to at&t park just in time for the start. cypress seems to have gotten its act together. wall street celebrating too. to the east bay, our emeryville camera, traffic on interstate 80 moving along just fine. mike is checking the rhodes.

cloud cover. christina is checking the forecast. stay with us.

welcome back, 5:11. washington, d.c. that's a camera that set that up for you, people coming in and out there. so many people lining up with a chance to get 1 of 200 seats available for the supreme court arguments on the constitutionality of proposition 8. at the end of the blue tarps are people underneath there weathering the storm. >> a cold brew may be replaced by a new beverage at the ballpark. it is now wine. the zip cups features a single serving wine cup available at

six major league ballparks across the country, including san francisco's at&t park. it will cost between $9 and $11 depending on the stadium. the cups will roll out to grocery stores this summer. >> champagne, the more appropriate drink that yahoo! these days. that company celebrating a strong price. scott mcgrew opening at a high. stock is up 50% since marissa myer took over. it's chinese business is doing well. lots of roads still ahead. it will take its victories where it can. opening at a 52-week high, a pretty good day. a shortened workweek and a good mood for the stock market. kayla tausche live at cnbc world headquarters.

the dow finished the fifth consecutive week higher. the s&p 500 gained 11 and the nasdaq added 22 points. it also looked like the gains from friday will continue today. futures are up across the board are optimistic to shut down the cyprus bailout. they will be transferred to the bank. they are not ensured under eu laws. still, good news for the market there. >> kayla, thank you much. a couple of debuts over the weekend. the new blackberry z-10 hit at&t with a thud. this was supposed to be the phone that saved blackberry. initial sales seem slow. this is just anecdotally. no numbers have been released. verizon starts selling this phone at the end of the month. what did fairly well was the

croos, the animated movie made by dreamworks. they needed a win. it's previous film, "rise of the guardians" bombed. they are working on making movies more quickly, turning out more per year at a cheaper price so they don't runt into it again. if they do have a bomb, it is out the door, it was done and it was cheap and they move on. >> and you almost don't hear about it. >> yes. take a look at this new video out of moscow this morning. the russian capitol covered in snow. the city is joking today is the 55th day of february. causing massive traffic and flight to be canceled. a third of what they usually get in march all came down in just 24 hours. more snowfall to come.

we are getting ready for the rain. >> yeah, we are. >> a little bit more snow on the way to tahoe. keep the ski season going. 5:15 now. good morning. temperatures are nice and comfortable this morning. the fog is going to keep you cool out in santa rosa. we wanted to start with this live picture and show you the moon out there. really cool moon. wait as we head through the next few days. more and more glorious as it becomes full. that fog will clear by about 10:00 a.m. we have high and mid-level clouds on the way. mostly cloudy. that will be the general sky over the bay area. temperatures this morning, not too bad at all. 48, san francisco. 46, sunnyville. widespread 60s and 70s starting at 11:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. the wider view. this is going to whoever to the

north north of the bay area. a stray shower tomorrow morning. your tuesday, late into wednesday. maybe a few more showers. this is kind of a general pattern. it is really hard to pinpoint when and where we are going to see the showers. it will be very spotty and isolated as well. we are really having a hard time dictating the active time period. what i can tell you is, right now, wednesday and sunday look to be the heaviest. if you want to plan around that, easter egg hunts, maybe better in the afternoon, let me show you what i'm talking about, 69 for today in livermore. tuesday, a stray a.m. shower wednesday. a few sprinkles, specially in the afternoon hours. thursday and friday, same deal. maybe an isolated shower or two. saturday to sunday, things change. we get more of a moisture rich cloud cover. on and off showers early sunday. should clear out by late supd afternoon. overall, you want to keep the umbrella handy tuesday through sunday. we will keep you posted as we get more and more model data.

back to you, marla and laura. no, mike is going to take it from here. over here towards 880/280, the interchange has cleared. we had some slowing in the area around the interchange. you saw the light volume of traffic as the road crews start to move. we see that change. there is no problems. 880, 17, 280, the northbound route throughout the south bay, all fine. a little slowing into downtown san jose. we'll move the maps. we do see the build coming out of the tri valley. the altamont pass, slow. vasco road, pretty typical build. no issues through livermore. 84 southbound, we have some slowing on isabelle coming down through the city.

those folks will connect towards 680. 580 west pound, north 880, moving smoothly. through oakland, the warriors versus lakers tonight. we will look at the toll plaza. no backups and no delays upper or lower deck getting out of the city. smooth drive. we will send it back to you with that frozen shot. back to you. >> mike, thanks. it is 5:18. we are hearing a different size of the serks abuse scandal involving former penn state football coach, jerry sandusky. his own side. the "today" show spoke to an independent filmmaker that interviewed sandusky in jail. during the taped interview, he commented on the testimony of mike mcqueary, one of the prosecution's star witnesses. >> i think there's a lot of things that transpired.

i think these investigators, the way they went about business. his story changed a lot. >> this has been a rush to judgment from the very beginning. i know that i'm going to get attacked from everybody because no one wants the truth. >> filmmaker, john ziegler is trying to prove that head coach, joe paterno, had no part in the scandal and should not have been forced out of the school in disgrace. you can see more of the interview with ziegler and hear more from sandusky coming up on the "today" show at 7:30. >> it is 5:19. hundreds of people gathered at a church in santa rosa to remember a teenage boy hit and killed in an accident at a racetrack. we told you about it. his mother told about her sports loving 14-year-old son and wished all the attention could have been for something different. >> it was so surreal. you couldn't help but wonder what marcus would have thought

about all of this, specially being on sports center. >> how heartbreak can for that mother. he was hit by his cousin who spun out of control in a race car during a warmup lap. a 68-year-old man was also killed in that accident. 5:20. a new tribute for the victims of a deadly san bruno pipe explosion. the dedication took place at bethany church. 3 of the 8 people killed ntd blast were members of that church's congregation. community members painted the mural depicting the phoenix rising from the ashes. healing waters and a rainbow of hope. survivors have continued to press for pipeline safety reforms. it is 5:21. coming up, why the man many in the bay area know as mr. road

show can't hit the road anymore. plus, a golf shot that you just have to see to believe from up in a tree. we will show you where it ended up. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. beautiful. all illuminated. traffic moving smoothly across the sand. we will check the morning commute with you. changes in the forecast. we will check in with meteorologist, christina loren, 5:21.

>>. >> welcome back. a live look at the brand new tunnel along devils slide connecting half moon bay and pacifica there. it is a huge milestone. bob redell is out there. we are going to be hearing from him and find out exactly when this is going to open. it is going to be soon. >> 5:24. the new trans bay transit center will likely look a little bit different than originally

expected. the glass, originally planned for the exterior of the center was going to cost an extra $7.5 million to meet safety guidelines. to cut costs, project officials are proposing using a perforated metal that would act and look very similar to the glass metals. the board of directors still need to approve the changes doctors are putting the brakes on mr. road show for now. in his mercury news column, he explains how his doctor told him he couldn't drive a car for six to eight months. richards was diagnosed with charcot foot, a disease that can sometimes cause bones in the feet to deteriorate. he was given a special boot and a walker and told not to walk for six to eight months as well. the 61-year-old has been covering bay area roadways for 22 years. he knows them inside and out and won't be driving them. >> we wish him well. >> very much so. we hope you enjoy the

gorgeous weekend because the rain is on the way. meteorologist, christina loren, tricky forecast. >> the only reason why is because it is hard to dictate when these showers will come through. jetstream hovering to our north, makes for an unsettled bapatter. 68 on the way to san jose. let's check your drive with mike our live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems. very light volume of traffic. we may see a shift as more folks are off toward spring break. we are looking at a smooth drive down through berkeley. no delays approaching the maze. one issue. christina has talked about some fog in the north bay. the orange right here, there may be some fog. lower visibility, novato and highway 67 coming out of the merge. as well as south 101 coming down

through santa rosa. so far, the speeds are okay. lighter volume of traffic. keep that in mind. looking through the south bay, 101 at san jose, northbound 101 at 680 shows a little bit of a build. back to you. talk about gamer, golfer, sergio garcia, not willing to back down from a tough shot. check this out. garcia's tee shot on 10 landed in a tree yesterday. instead of taking the drop, he plays it from the tree. a no-look, one-handed shot that lands right back on the fairway. garcia did not go on to win the arnold palmer invitational in florida. an amazing shot, nonetheless. >> that is crazy. had to climb up there. don't take the job. 5:27. on the eve of the supreme court hearings of proposition 8,

justices prepare to hear another case that could affect you. details next. giving you a live look at the commuter bay bridge, mike has his eyes on all the roads today. it is 5:27 statement with us. [ wind howling ]

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the issue of gay marriage comes up twice this week. we are learning new details about the search efforts now underway for a missing swimmer off the coast of half moon bay. today looks good. we have a series of storms marching in for the final week of the month. i will let you know when you will need that umbrella where you live. >> we are looking at a smoother but heavier flow of traffic through fremont. i will show you where the slowdowns are for the east bay. you can see head lights making their way into san francisco early on this monday, march 25th. this is "today in the bay."

good morning to you. it is 5:30. i'm marla tallez in for jon kelley. >> the supreme court will hear a multibillion dollar case between the drug industry and federal regulators. high courts will weigh in on the pay for delay deal where large pharmaceutical companies pay generic drug companies to keep the lower cost products off the market for the long as possible. the obama administration says it undermines consumers by denying them low cost alternatives. brand name drugs add $3.5 billion annually to the cost of the drug. >> a start of a big week for the supreme court. tomorrow, the justices will hear arguments over proposition 8. on wednesday, they will argue about the legality of the

defense of marriage act. the supreme court will hear a challenge to california's proposition 8 tomorrow and on wednesday, it will hear challenges to the defensive marriage act. now, in washington, d.c., outside of the supreme court, people have been camping out for days for a chance to witness history. justices are considering whether to strike down two laws that limit the rights of same-sex couples. the first is the challenge to california's prop 8 which defines marriage as being between one man and one woman. nine states and washington, d.c. allow same-sex marriage. 38 states ban it. the second case challenges the defensive marriage act which blocks federal recognition of gay couples in the states that are allowed to marry. >> to exclude gay people from the institution of marriage is to restrict their liberty. >> the institution of marriage and marriage laws are designed to attach mothers and fathers to

each other and the children they may raise in the best environment. >> president obama called doma, the defense of marriage act unconstitutional. house republicans are defending it. a challenge to prop 8, a couple from the bay area, chris perry and sandy sterry and another couple from burbank are named plaintiffs in the case. it is us pekts the ruling is expected to come down sometime in july. the coast guard will decide whether to resume the search for a missing 22-year-old man that vanished while swimming in the ocean. we toent roosevelt beach to play soccer and swim with some friends. went into the water and disappeared. the coast guard spent all night searching but they didn't find him. he worked at gin wan chinese

restaurant. the owner says she considers him her own son. >> he is very, very good kid, very, very good kid. he hard working. he school. he working. >> the coast guard called off that search overnight. again, they will decide this morning whether to resume looking for lopez. >> 5:33. new this morning, the teenager is fighting for his life after an overnight stabbing in richmond. this morning, the suspect that slashed him is still on the loose. investigators tell us the teen was stabbed on marina way and metro walkway just before midnight. right now, he is in critical condition at a nearby hospital. police tell us it is just too early to tell if the stabbing is gang-related. so far, investigators have not released any specific information about a possible suspect or suspects. >> we are learning more this morning about bay area marine, sarah castromata, one of the marines shot to death at the

quantico training base last week. christie smith joins us live in redwood where the victim went to high school. >> reporter: her parents are expected to fly to washington, d.c. sometime this week to bring their daughter home. they got the horrible news on friday she was one of the victims of the quantico shooting. a highly decorated marine that served in iraq and afghanistan before becoming a trainer. there is a tribute to lance corporal sarah castromato who is from oakland. she moved here at age nine from mexico, enjoyed working with children and volunteered with special needs kid while at liberty high school, graduated in 2011 and enlisted in the marines that same year. just 19 years old and although she had not deployed, she was already awarded four medals.

investigators say that sergeant lopez also killed corporal jacob wooly of mississippi. nbc news is reporting the three may have had some sort of romantic entanglement. there was no indication, they said, of trouble at the base. east bay special forces soldier has died from wounds he received in afghanistan. the 31-year-old sergeant first glass james grissom from hayward died thursday at a military hospital from wounds he suffered two days earlier in afghanistan. he was part of a special forces unit based in fort lewis washington on his fifth deploit overseas. he graduated from mt. eden high school in hayward in 1999 and the art institute in san francisco. a stretch of highway one gets a bit safer today. crews have finished work on the two new tunnels that will bypass

devils slide near pacifica. bob redell live out there this morning where the tunnels will officially be opened later this morning. good morning, bob. >> reporter: it is ribbon cutting at 11:00 a.m. and the tunnels should be open by tonight, if not tonight, tomorrow morning. we are going to throw up a map to give you a sense of where we are at along the san mateo coastline. this tunnel will connect po sie pacifica with half moon bay. this is a quarter mile stretch that runs along the coastline. this will now bypass these tunnels that are going to be opening today. a $439 million project. two tunnels. 4200 feet long. 30 feet wide. this is significant for the state of california, the first tunnel project to be completed in roughly 50 years. the last one was in the east bay. these are called the tom lantos

tunnels, named after the late congressman that pushed hard for this project. devils slide has been very treacherous as we've been mentioning since it has been around for almost 75 years. treacherous because of the rock slides that have shut down the road. it has caused a major problem for people trying to get from half moon bay in pacifica. it has been dangerous in the sense there have been a lot of people hurt and killed with cars going off the edge into the rocks below along the surf. again, 11:00 a.m. ribbon cutting today for a $439 million project that's been years in the making, finally going to be coming to an end today. it will be opening tonight, if not tonight, sometime tomorrow morning. reporting live along the san mateo coastline, bob redell, "today in the bay." as a little girl, i was always afraid to drive across devils slide. i am happy to see that. i have to tell you, i made my kids ride with me on devil's slide yesterday. beautiful weather.

i wanted to take one of the last trips along the coastline. i gave my wife the camera and we got some nice pictures along the way of the dashboard and the windshield. 92 will continue over to the coast. we are focusing on your major commute. building westbound with the headlights. a smooth drive down along the peninsula. 101, nice easy drive. southbound with the taillights, northbound with the headlights. building the volume. not losing any speed. all the way there to san mateo and san francisco. if you are heading south, the south bay. northbound, nice, easy drive as well. traveling around the area as more folks hit the road. we are seeing south 880 stick around for a bit. the construction crews we saw at the 280/880 interchange.

here, the tri valley build has already started. north livermore as well as the isabelle interchange and getting over towards dublin. it comes on as you are heading down towards 680. christina, nice weather flowing as well. >> you got me back, wanted to even the score. i did that to him earlier this morning. good morning to you. >> happy monday. hopefully, you don't have a case of the mondays because this is the only day where we are expecting dry conditions. the rain starts tomorrow. not expecting a whole lot. we have rain chances each and every day, tuesday through sunday. of course, sunday is easter. we will get into that coming up. 42 degrees to start in gilroy. kind of chilly but not too bad. close to 50 degrees. just about everywhere, isolated parts of the north bay will find thick fog up in santa rosa to napa. overall, looking pretty good to start the day. a.m. showers possible as we head

throughout tomorrow. as we head throughout the week, the unsettled pattern in place all week long with the jetstream hovering to our north. the best chance for rain. 69 degrees on the way for livermore today and 70 degrees on the way to san jose. as you can see, there is our first system of low pressure. another one right here. i am going to time these out for you. coming up in our next report. we'll look forward to that. 5:40. another step in the handover in afghanistan. a surprise visit from the secretary of state. >> city leaders from all over the south bay gathered to talk about how to bring peace to their city.

jurors are asking to overturn the acquittal of amanda knox and her roommate. knox and her ex-boyfriend were

originally convicted for murder for the death of knox's roommate in 2007. that conviction was overturned in 2011 when it was revealed that police made several mistakes and compromised evidence in the investigation. prosecutors now want that ruling overturned. the court is expected to make a decision later today. also new this morning, u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, is in afghanistan today on an unannounced visit to see president hamid karzai. his visit coincides with the handover of a u.s.-controlled prison to the afghan government. the military base in bagram is the only prison in afghanistan under u.s. control. they reached a deal to transfer control of the prison while ensuring dangerous prisoners would not be released president obama and the first lady will mark the beginning of passover tonight at the white house. the jewish holiday begins tonight at dusk. the first family will host the

annual white house sadre dinner for family and friends. >> a lot of people planning on easter celebrations outside are probably going to get a little bit of rain. >> maybe. it is just so hard to tell right now. i can't even really track the showers for you coming in on tuesday. i've been watching the system all weekend long. what i can tell you, you want to keep that umbrella handy. let me show you my best stab at it. 5:44. wanting to start with this very dark picture of the transamerican peer. watch out for the quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. temperatures are rather mild. when it comes to those rain chances, it looks like we have a chance, first off, tomorrow morning in the south bay. 42 degrees to start in gilroy. there is our first weathermaker.

you will notice those clouds increasing as that first system approaching the coast. we will take you through the next 24 hours. at noon today, mostly cloudy. clouds thicken up overnight. as we meet back here tomorrow morning, you see those little spotty cells, not expecting a whole lot but enough to get your windshield on the slick side, not expecting our rhodes to get overwhelmingly wet. not expecting any flooding. we have a chance for spotty showers starting up tomorrow morning. 69 degrees in livermore. tuesday into wednesday, another chance of some showers. mostly wednesday evening into the overnight hours. then shall as we head through thursday and friday, we keep that jetstream to our north. unsettled weather tips. the best bet for rain comes in on sunday morning, which is easter sunday. so easter egg hupnts for the

time being, we are best to postpone them. a tricky pattern this week, even for me. 5:46. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> we are watching for that easter egg hunt forecast. we are looking towards fremont, southbound with the head lights. starting here, no slowing, still close to the limit. we will show you the maps as well. this is 880 right here. a little slowing shows up past the truck scales. here is mission for slowing on the crossover. 680 for a drive out of sonoma. i showed you the south bay was an easy drive. i will show you the build. continuing over here toward the dublin interchange and highway 84 down through livermore and pleasanton. the build is on here, which means sunol is starting to see more traffic flow. west 580, traffic, still some

slowing there. south 880 through hayward, still close to the limit. that's great news. one of the early signs for the east bay build. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. some cash lanes backing up. maybe not all the cash lanes are open. getting close to 6:00, one more lane open and traffic start to east up here. no problems to the east shore freeways. smooth drive. we will get you details oen that, guys. back to you. police in southern california say a 9-year-old girl walked about a mile to find help after surviving a car crash that killed her father. the crash happened just after 2:30 on sunday morning on a rural stretch of the sierra highway in acton. the girl walked rugged terrain and wondered into a commuter rail station and told a security guard she had been involved in an auto accident. the officers found a man in his 30s had been killed. police say alcohol may have played a factor in that crash.

south san francisco police are on the lookout for a serial arsonist that started three fires on saturday night. police say two fires were lit in orange memorial park. a third fire was found a few blocks away on ponderosa road on el camino real near the golf club. all three fires were quickly put out and caused very little damage. >> they have not identified the suspect. >> indian spiritual leader vavi shankar is on his way to southern california. known as the ambassador of peace, he launched his u.s. campaign yesterday. he spoke in front of a crowd of more than 1500 people saying it is time to address the issues of growing violence in our communities caused by disconnect between neighbors. we are so much keblthed through the internet and social media but people to people connection, heart to heart connection is essential today.

>> the spiritual leader founded the art of living, a nonprofit humanitarian organization that provides self-development programs to reduce stress and foster a sense of well-being. community college students will have more options this summer. city college of san francisco says it will more than double its course offerings for this summer. there will almost be 1,000 courses available to keep up with student demand. many of the cases will be in classes in english, math and science. officials say the change will deal with one of the criticisms from the state's accreditation board enrollment management. there is still hope. an ncaa title still can come to the bay area but it is up to the ladies to get the job done. why the winner of the oakland marathon says he is disappointed with his finish . >> we know you can't text and drive but can you google and drive.

welcome back. the sharks are not at home. they are in anaheim. the puck drops at 7:00. it looks like the giants will be without pablo sandoval on opening day. the third baseman had x-rays and a ct scan on his right elbow. neither showed anything, anything new. pablo is still not playing. comcast sports net giants insider, andrew bagoli says it looks more and more like pablo will not be ready for opening day. >> the warriors also dealing with a major injury. x-rays on stephon curry's ankle were negative. he rolled it on saturday night against the wizards. he is optimistic he will play tonight against the lakers.

>> to college hoops, the men's teams are out saturday. >> leave it to the ladies. the women still have a chance. cal women play tonight against university of south florida. the winner moves on to the sweet 16. >> the stanford women are off tonight after surviving an upset by tulsa. they play tomorrow night against michigan. game time is 6:50 at maples pavilion. the winner of the oakland marathon says he is disappointed with his performance. winners of the men and women's marathon were from the bay area. the women's winner wasn't sure she was going to run until this weekend. the winner of the men's marathon says he is disappointed. he has previously run the 26.2 miles ten minutes faster than his winning time. he wasn't giving it his all but still won. >> he ran it in two hours and 37

minutes. that's incredible. for those that prefer to drive their 26.2 miles, scott mcgrew says don't wear your google glass at the time. >> at least not in west virginia. they would ban the use of google glass or other head-mounted computers while driving. he saw one of the google founders with his google glass heads up displayed. the mayor said he expected the skies over manhattan would soon be full of robotic drones and new york es might as well get used to. mayor michael bloomberg points out there is not that much difference between a drone with a video camera and a building with a video camera. the island of cyprus saved itself from bankruptcy by grabbing the money out of some of its own banks mostly put there by rich russians. they will protect anyone with

100,000 euros or less but it will take one-third of the money out of savings to save itself and its banks. they are about the size of yahoo!. if you compare their gdp to yahoo!'s market cap. it is a very good thing. we do expect a rally. four days of trading today. good friday is a holiday. marla and laura, investors love the cyprus solution. if the government had said, you have too much savings, we are going to take it, people would lose their minds. >> people would be running to the bank really quick and stuffing it in the mattress. >> thanks, scott. want to bundle up, i guess in the coming days. the rain is going to be coming. at least get out have the umbrella. enjoy today is the key. good morning to you laura and marla. we have a good-looking day shaping up. the one dry day. even as we head throughout tuesday, throughout sunday when we have those rain chances, they are rather slim. we will talk about that coming up. watch out for pockets of fog up

in santa rosa. we are headed towards a nice-looking day with highs in the 60s and 70s. 68 in san jose. 71 degrees in places like fairfield. i'll take you to that full forecast. your seven-day outlook is just a day away. >> i have to retract what i said about the bay bridge toll plaza. that is not going to clear up. i looked ahead too far. the backup of the cash lanes is going to continue to build. both sides on either side of the fast-track lane, building just before 6:00. it is 5:56. get a look at the map. we will show you coming into the area shl area, north 880. slowing, distracted drivers coming through you the area. a build for the commute. we don't see any slowing past the coliseum where the warriors play tonight. still ahead, the big change this morning that will affect thousands of bay area commuters.

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sleeping bags in the snow. why dozens of people are braving the elements outside the court. the light at the end of the

tunnel. the state-of-the-art traffic about to open at devil's slide. today looks good weatherwise. temperatures in the 60s and 70s staying mild. it looks like the final week of march will be the most active. we will time out your best chance for rain showers. a new crash and slowing for the south bay. on this camera, i might be able to see it. we'll check that out. how about a look at the south bay right now. all the city lights out there on this monday, march 25th. this is "today in the bay." good monday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm marla tallez in for jon kelley. new this morning, a snowy start for the day for dozens of people camping out in front of the supreme court overnight in washington, d.c. they are all trying to snag a seat to witness history. at tomorrow's hearing on california's prop 8, only 250 seats are available to the

public. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago is in the newsroom with what's ahead on the fight over gay marriage both sides of this debate are finally getting their day in the court arguing in front of the supreme court of the united states. the court will hear a challenge to prop 8 which defines marriage as between one man and one woman. that challenge will be heard tomorrow. people, as you have said, have been camping outside the supreme court for days trying to get a seat to get in. back in 2004, then mayor of san francisco, gavin newsom ordered them to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. six months later, they invalidated same-sex unions. four years later, the same state supreme court overturned california's ban on same-sex marriage. that ruling was short lived as voters passed proposition 8. tomorrow, supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage